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I V A N S T A N I V U K

www.ivanstanivuk.com

[email protected]

+43 (0)650 690 2959

Graz, Austria

2005-2014

Mar. 2005

2010-2011

June 2004

UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY GRAZ (TUG), Architecture Department Graz, Austria (Master/Diploma degree)

Pre-study courses: Supplementary examination in Ger-man language

THE CHINESE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG (CUHK),Shatin N.T., Hong Kong SAR, Architecture Department (Master of Architecture M.Arch.)

UNIVERSITY OF SARAJEVO, Faculty of Architecture Sarajevo, BiH

education

May 2014

June 2012

“CHRONOLOGICAL/ARCOLOGICAL SKYSCRAPER HONG KONG”Graz, Austria, Ivan Stanivuk, 2014, 251 p.Diplom Thesis

“LINKS AND HUBS” Edited by Esther Lorenz, Master School of Architecture CUHK, Hong Kong, 2012,143 pStudio Research

awards

publications

Mar. 2016

Nov.2015

Aug.2015

WOHNBEBAUUNG REININGHAUS GRAZ / QUARTIER 7Finalist; 3.Prize (Arch.DI Helmut Zieseritsch Team)Arch.Competition

WOHNBEBAUUNG LEOBEN-GÖSS/STEIGTALSTRASSE Finalist; 2.Prize (Arch.DI Helmut Zieseritsch Team)Arch.Competition

CONRAD V. HÖTZENDORFS./FRÖHLICHGASSE GRAZ Finalist; 4.Prize (Zieseritsch/Parvanov Team)Arch.Competition

Nov. 2016 present

Sep. 2015Oct. 2016

Aug. 2015present

June 2010 Aug. 2015

IVAN STANIVUK STUDIO (FOUNDER)

http://www.ivanstanivuk.com

architecture & interior design, planning & development, arch.visual-ization & 3d modeling, brand design, tech.documentation, research

ARCHITEKT DI HELMUT ZIESERITSCH ZIV.TECHNIKER GmbH (ARCHITECT)

http://www.zieseritsch.at/architecture design, interior design, planning & development of resi-dential /commercial projects, urban design, architectural visualization & 3d modeling, tech.documentation, research

KAO STUDIO (FOUNDING PARTNER)

http://www.kao-studio.com

Architecture + Design Agency.

FREELANCE (ARCHITECT/DESIGNER)architecture & interior design, planning & development, architectural visualization & 3d modeling, brand design, tech.documentation

work experience

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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP, ADOBE INDESIGN, ADOBE ILLUSTRA-TOR, COREL DRAW, MS OFFICE

HAND MODELING, HAND DRAFTING, LASER CUTTING

RHINOCEROS, ARCHICAD, REVIT

football, design, art, travelling, music, hiking, running, photography, tennis, fi tness, movies

skills

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ENGLISH, GERMAN (full professional profi ciency)

languages & hobbies

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In this book, you will have the chance to see the compilation

of my chosen work from 2011 to 2016, and some of my main

techniques and skills.

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HYPER I CONNECTEDHONG KONG, CHINA

/01 /02 /03THE LIST OF CONTENTS

NEW LIVINGLEOBEN, AUSTRIA

Q7 - REININGHAUSGRAZ, AUSTRIA

/04HOUSE_S07GRAZ, AUSTRIA

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/06/05RIVER SIDEKAPFENBERG, AUSTRIA

POSTGARAGEGRAZ, AUSTRIA

/09HOUSE_SSÖDING, AUSTRIA

HOUSE_ZSARAJEVO, BIH

VERTICAL CITY HONG KONG, CHINA

/07 /08 /10HOUSE_DGLEISDORF,AUSTRIA

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HYPERICONNECTED

PLAYGROUNDPROJECT: LOCATION: DATE:

Subway Station, multifunctional Tower, elevated park

Ma Tau Wai Rd., Kowloon, Hong Kong SAR.

2011, Academical Research

_station EXIT A

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MA TAU WAI AREA

Ma Tau Wai area is complex and narrow area, wiht high density residential program, and busy street life in between of

road intersections. It lacks functional diversity and public open spaces. The new train station needs to be underground

box to fi t under Ma Tau Wai Road. The new Ma Tau Wai Station is linked in the MTR subway network line, called “Shatin

to Central link (SCL).” This plan was proposed by MTR Company and it should be strategic infrastructure development

for the community, which connects several districts of the Hong Kong City (New Territories - East Kowloon - Hong Kong

Island).

This proposal envisions a new kind of infrastructure which together with underground station forms a vertical loop and

offers a multitude of programs and a diversity of public spaces.

This area has narrow and compact urban fabric, with mostly high density residential program, intersected whit Ma Tau

Wai Road and elevated high speed Kowloon City Road. This area is still sentimental and romantic, probably one of the

last unchanged areas in Kowloon, or simply some can recognize Kowloon side of Hong Kong as it was 30 years ago, in

the era of Wall City before is demolished. Street level is very alive, packed with small different stores whit goods, food,

clothing, Chinese style restaurants and bakeries.

RESIDENTIAL

EDUCATION

SPORT AND RECREATIONAL

COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL OFFICES

r 0.8 km

GOVERNMENT INFRASTRUCTURE

TOWER 01

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EXIT C KIANG SU STREET EXIT A _TOWER 01

_SECTION TOWER 01

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MA TAU WAI STATION

A. CONCOURSE

C. PLATFORM II

B. PLATFORM I

STATION TECHNICAL/CONTROL ROOMS

COMMERCIAL ZONE

EXIT C

EXIT B

a a

EXIT A

STATION ZONE

TRANSFER ZONE

TRAIN ZONE

MA TAU WAI Station has fi ve Exits I Entrances. It is underground box, build from two Platforms and Concourse

level. Reason for two Platforms is in fewer places to have two train lines in one Platform. Main aim for Station

design was to bring natural light inside, and to design column less structure station. Castellated beams struc-

ture with hexagonal openings is holding whole station in 32 axes. Station is 17.5 m wide and 305 m long. In

Concourse level there are Costumers area, Transfer area, Technical rooms, Control room, Costumer service,

Shops and Tea/Coffee corner. Concourse level is connected whit ground level whit escalators. Tree elevators

are connecting station whit towers and elevated open area. Trough the middle of station there are light wells,

providing natural lightning in Concourse level.

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EXIT E

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_SECTIONSTATION

2.

1.

1. light-well2. elevator in paid area of station3. four long escalators (connecting concourse with platform II)4. twelwe escalators (connecting concourse+platform+platform II)

C.

A.

3.

4.

4.

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02

New Residential Area in Reininghaus - Quartier 7

Graz, Austria

3.Prize, Competition

2016

PROJECT: LOCATION: STATUS: DATE:

Q7-REININGHAUSRESIDENTIAL AREA 02

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_FIRST FLOORPLAN

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SECTION B-BFUNCTIONALDIAGRAMS

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ELEVATION 02SECTION C-C

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SIMPLE LINES

HOUSE_S07PROJECT: LOCATION: STATUS:

DATE:

Two Apartments, Garage and Swimming pool

Schnabelweg 07, 8054 Webling, Graz

Arch.Design, Interior Design, Tech. Execution Planning,

Tech.Doc., Project Management

COMPLETED

2014-2015

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A very narrow, 703 m2 construction site, with utilization coeffi cient

of min. 0.2 - max. 0.3. The investors were demanding the maximum

use of space and the biggest possible area of the building. To make

matters more complex, the site was located in a protected “green”

zone for which the special regulations were in place, i.e. 70% of the

ground had to remain under the green belt.

The land was sloped downward, oriented north to south. From east,

the view extended to the surrounding hills and woods, from west,

the view was set on the castle of St.Martin, and from south, the view

extended towards the city of Graz.

Effective architectural solution is to utilize the terrain that is sloped

downward and build with cascading technique. Two apartments

were built, Top 2 with the 100m2 and Top 1 with 110m2, spacious

terraces with 72m2 (Top1) and 100m2 (Top2), and an underground

garage where for each user 2 parking spaces and storage was se-

cured.

Both apartments have direct exit to separate parts of the garden,

and the user from Top 1 apartment has a private swimming pool.

The roof is level to the ground, and because of the regulation in the

green zone, it was built with intense green cover of 50 cm.

Parcel utilization amounted to 0.2988 (210.11m2) from total allowa-

ble coeffi cient of 0.30. Solar panels were constructed at the roof of

the house. With the solar panel installation, the underfl oor heating

and hot water supply was implemented throughout the object. The

object was built and fi nished at the end of 2014.

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4.

7.

1. 1.

2. 2.3.

1. GARAGE2. STORAGE3. TECHNICAL ROOM4. KITCHEN/LIVING ROOM5. ROOM6. TOILET7. SWIMMING POOL

_FLOORPLANS

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NEW LIVINGLEOBEN/GÖSS

New Residential Area in Steigtalstraße Leoben - Göss

Loben / Steiermark, Austria

2.Prize, Competition

2015

04PROJECT: LOCATION: STATUS: DATE:

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_PARKVIEW

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MAYR - MELNHOF - STRAßE

STEIGTALSTRAßE

MAX KOBER - STRAßE

PARKPLATZ

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BUILDING 01

BUILDING 02

BUILDING 03

4ZiWo / 87.14m2

3ZiWo / 65.49m24ZiWo / 89.9m2

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_SHAREDGARDENING

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Since the 1841 and the British colonial rule, Hong Kong was a city-state and

more recently known as a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of the People’s

Republic of China (PRC) with semi-autonomous status. Hong Kong is located

on the south Chinese coast, surrounded by the Pearl River Delta and the

South China Sea. It has a territory of 1,104 km2, with population of 7.15 million

estimated by the Hong Kong’s government in 2012. Hong Kong is one of the

densest areas in the world. It is well known for impressive skyline and deep

natural harbor. On Cantonese or Hakka language, the name “Hong Kong”

means “fragrant harbor”. Hong Kong’s topography is impressive as well, and

it consists of over 200 islands, steep hills and the sea. The infrastructure in

Hong Kong has a linear orientation and compact grid because of the almost

unbuildable landscape.

According to Hong Kong’s Department of Statistics in 2008, the population of

Hong Kong Island on the area of 20 km2 of developed land was 1.3 million

people. Just 25% of Hong Kong Island (80 ha area) is urbanized, where 75%

are parks and mountains.

Because of the high economic growth, impressive topography and

infrastructure, the city of Hong Kong is highly convenient for living, and it

attracts business partners and tourists from all over the globe. Hong Kong

has a high position on economic powerhouse, and it is recognized as an elite

international fi nance center, one of the major logistic and knowledge centers.

It is also well known as a low tax and free trade zone. The Hong Kong Stock

Exchange is one of the largest in the world. Chep Lak Kok Airport is one of

the biggest and busiest cargo airports in the world. The Hong Kong’s port is

the third busiest container port in the world, immediately after Singapore and

Shanghai. In 2011, Hong Kong’s GDP per capita (US$ 49,800) outstripped

that of Switzerland (US$ 43,900). Unfortunately, like in many other neoliberal

country policies across the world, there is a huge gap between very rich and

very poor people. From 7, 15 million inhabitants in Hong Kong, 1, 3 million is

still living in poverty.1

The Hong Kong’s architecture was not meant to be purely esthetic, but rather

rational and effi cient, a direct answer to specifi c conditions, like topography,

climate, economic and political factors.

1 Tieben, 2013, 46.

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MACAU

FOSHAN

SHUNDE

ZHONGSHAN

ZHUJIANG RIVER DELTA

CHEK LAP KOK AIRPORT

JIANGMEN

GUANGZHOU

LONGGANG

NEW TERRITORIES

KOWLOON

HONG KONG ISLAND

SHENZHEN

DONGGUAN

HONG KONGSOUTH CHINA SEE

HONG KONG1

POPULATION

7 million

LAND AREA

1,100 km2

DENSITY

6,400 persons per km2

GDP

US$ 210 billion

GDP per person

US$ 30,000

1 Tieben, 2013, 45.

all data from Asian Green City Index

(Economist Intelligence Unit; Simens February 2011)

[Fig.01] Satellite Map of Southeast China

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“Nowhere do buildings stand more

dramatically in the topography. Nowhere else

in such an extreme density so radically and so

expressively transcribed into built architecture.

The overwhelming extensiveness of repetitive

non-ending structures appears almost surreal.

[…] Everything is somehow fantastic and

simultaneously so evident.”1

1 Christ/Gantenbein, 2012, 03.

“With 13 m2 per person, Hong Kong’s medium living space is lower than most parts of the developed world and Mainland China.”2

2 Tieben H., 2013, 46.

[Fig.2] Aerial Panorama over Hong Kong Central District, Hong Kong Island

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CREATING

THE VERTICAL CITYPROJECT: LOCATION: DATE:

Underground Station, Multifunctional Tower, Park

The New Central Harbour - Tamar Site,Central District, Hong Kong, China

2012-2014, Thesis - Academical Research

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CENTRAL-WAN CHAI BYPASS

SHATIN TO CENTRAL METRO LINK

NORTH HONG KONG ISLAND METRO LINE

PROPOSED SITE

WAN CHAI RECLAMATION PHASE I

WAN CHAI RECLAMATION PHASE III

WAN CHAI RECLAMATION PHASE I

K O W L O O N

HONG KONG ISLAND

WAN CHAI DEVELOPMENT PHASE IIREVIEW LIMIT

_analize

[Fig.03] Satellite Map of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Peninsula

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[Fig.04] Pedestrian Network Plan 313133313131313131333131313131331313311111331311131131111131131311133

_FIGURE GROUNDPLAN_PEDESTRIANCIRCULATION

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_TOWER CROSSSECTION

+398,00 m

1:3000

ZONE 01 ZONE 05

ZONE 02 ZONE 06

ZONE 03 ZONE 07

ZONE 04

SITE

LOCATION: The New Central Harbour - Tamar Site,

Central District, Hong Kong, China

AREA: 9,670 m2

TOWER I

HEIGHT: 530,50 mSTORIES: 121 occupied fl oors PROGRAM: Offi ce, luxury hotel, residential, entertainment, retail, cultural venues, public areas, recreational venues, sky gardens

observation deck

TOWER II

HEIGHT: 398,00 mSTORIES: 94 occupied fl oors PROGRAM: Offi ce, luxury hotel, entertainment, retail, residential, cultural venues, public space, recreational venues observation deckAREA I + II: 430,510 m2 above ground

BASE

HEIGHT: 24.50 mSTORIES: 4 stories above groundAREA: app. 25,000 m2 PROGRAM: Luxury retail, bank, restaurant, coffee bar, multi-level garden. Below grade levels will be house retail, direct connection to the underground station, parking spaces service, and MEP functions.

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ZONE 01

ZONE 02

ZONE 03

ZONE 04

ZONE 05

ZONE 06

ZONE 07

ZONE 08

_TOWER CROSSSECTION1:3000

ZONE 01luxury retail, bank, restaurant, coffee bar, multi-level gardendirect connection to the underground station and parking spacessky lobbyeducational (music school), cultural venues (galleries and performance space)restaurant, coffee bar, entertainment multi-level gardens

ZONE 02sky lobby, restaurant, lounge bar, coffee baroffi ce levels, garden

ZONE 03sky lobby, restaurant, lounge bar, coffee baroffi ce levels, gardens

ZONE 04sky lobby, restaurant, lounge bar, coffee baroffi ce levels, gardens

ZONE 05luxury hotel, recreational, entertainment, residential, gardens, sky terrace

ZONE 06luxury hotel, recreational, entertainment, residential, multi-level gardens,observation deck, sky lobby, sky terrace

ZONE 07/08luxury hotel, recreational, entertainment, residential, multi-level gardens,observation deck, sky lobby, sky terrace

Distance between each Mechanical /Refuge Level is 61 m.

MECHANICAL/REFUGE LEVEL

MECHANICAL/REFUGE LEVEL

MECHANICAL/REFUGE LEVEL

MECHANICAL/REFUGE LEVEL

MECHANICAL/REFUGE LEVEL

MECHANICAL/REFUGE LEVEL

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1.CORE (SUPER-COLUMN SYSTEM+CORE) ZONES (LEVELS + COMPOSITE FLOORS)

2.SKIN+DOUBLE-BELT TRUSS CIRCULAR FLOOR SLABS

3.SKIN+MECHANICAL LEVELS EXTERIOR CURTAIN WALL+STRUCTURE 1. 2. 3.

_STRUCTUREStructure must fulfi ll many demands. It needs to be resistant and elastic, because it is located in windy climate.

The main part of the structure is a double 12,50m x 25m concrete CORE. The core is connected with struc-

tural steel outrigger truss and composite (concrete covered steel vertical sections) supercolumn system. The

system is enclosed with four paired and four diagonal supercolumns along 45-degree axis. Diagonal super-

columns are needed because of the long distances between the main supercolumns at the base. Distance

between diagonal and main column is approximately 25m.

NINE ZONES, each zone with 12-15 fl oors, are vertically spreaded within the tower. Two-story mechanical

area is based on the top of each tower, with mechanical, electrical and plumbing equipment. Mechanical fl oor

is planned as a safety escape area.

The tower has special curtain wall design with two separated curtain wall systems. The inner skin is circular,

and exterior skin is cam-shaped with rounded corners similar to a guitar pick. The separation between the two

systems creates space for atria every 12-15 fl oors. With higher heights, the exterior skin cam-shaped plan

is reduced in size and becomes thinner. Also, the cam-shaped plan is slightly twisted around the central part

through each higher zone, giving an elegant and spiraling shape of the building.

The main aspect of this Tower is sustainable design development. The water treatment plants are integrated in

the tower with the goal of recycling grey water and storm water needed for watering and toilet fl ushing.

Water treatment plants are located within the tower, podium and basement level to decrease pumping energy.

The interim water is utilized in storage tanks within the building, and later on used on the principle of gravity.

The only energy used for water transport is low-pressure pumping energy, which provides water to each tank

based on a cascading effect that results reduction in water consumption.

Cutting and dividing tower into vertically stacked zones reduces the energy required for vertical transportation

within the tower, because of the central utility infrastructure and vertical city design concept.

STRUCTURESYSTEM

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OFFICELEVEL 1:200 RESIDENTIALLEVEL 1:200

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FLOORPLANS

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_CROSSSECTION 1:200

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_TOWERBASE

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_TOWERZONE01

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_SKYLOBBY

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LIVING IN THEOEVERSEE PARK

New Residential Area in Mühlgang/Rösselmühle - Postgarage

Graz, Austria

Arch.Design, , Arch. Visualisation, Tech.Documentation

PROCESSING

2015-2016

06PROJECT: LOCATION: STATUS:

DATE:

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_OPENSPACE

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_ ALONGCANAL

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THE PEACE OASIS

PROJECT: LOCATION: STATUS:

DATE:

07

House, Wine cellar and Swimming pool for Ewald Scheucher

Großsöding 8561/ Steiermark, Austria

Arch.Design, Interior Design, Tech.Doc. , Building Permit.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

2013

07HO

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SOUTH_WESTVIEW

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_WESTVIEW

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GROUNDFLOOR

_FIGURE GROUNDPLAN _FIRSTFLOOR

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_LIVINGAREA

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_BEDROOM

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_OFFICEAREA

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PROJECT: LOCATION: STATUS: DATE:

08

WINTER’S TALEHOUSE_Z

Weekend House for Mr. Zecevic A.

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Arch.Design, Interior Design, Arch.Visualisation

2012

08The base of 32m2 (8mx4m) is an ideal area for a weekend house

in the mountains. The roof had a sharp slope and it was planned to

obtain an additional gallery of 16 m2 under roof.

The house was intended to use the CLT cross-laminated timber pan-

els, which are stable and can meet the most stringent demands for

quality, cost-effectiveness and ecological sustainability. These pan-

els are known as fast, dry, clean and quiet building material. Due to

the prefabrication, the cross-laminated timber surface were cut and

prepared in the factory. With prepared reinforced concrete slab, the

building/making of this house was supposed to take only 2-3 days.

In the lower part of the house, the living room/kitchen, bathroom

and staircase are located, and at the gallery, a place to sleep. At the

entrance, there is a place for barbecue under the roof.

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GROUNDFLOOR

FIRSTFLOOR

1.

2.

3.

4.

1. KITCHEN/LIVING ROOM2. TOILET3. ROOM4. VOID

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_GROUNDFLOOR 53

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_FIRSTFLOOR 54

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THE ENERGY SAVERHOUSE_D

PROJECT: LOCATION: STATUS:

DATE:

House for Family Dervisagic

Laßnitzthal 323, Gleisdorf 8200

Arch.Design, Arch.Visualisation, Building Permit,

Tech. Execution Planning, Project Management

COMPLETED

2014-2015

This client’s house is a passive house, which consumes 9,7 kwh/

m2a. Because of this, the house had to remain compact and sealed

on all sides with an insulation of 24 cm, and a system for air heating

and cooling pump, and solar panels on the roof of the house.

Usually, passive houses have small openings and windows, but this

is not the case with this object. The house has large glass pan-

els and exit doorways for the balcony, terrace and the garden. The

house was built from the CLT cross laminated timber panels, and it

is cost-effective and ecologically sustainable. House area is 155 m2

with a garage of 48 m2.

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_HOUSEENTRANCE

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_GARDENVIEW

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NEW RIVER SIDE

SETTLEMENT

10

New Residential Area in Kapfenberg, Rechte Mürzzeile

Kapfenberg/Steiermark, Austria

Competition, First stage

2016

PROJECT: LOCATION: STATUS: DATE:

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HERRGOTTWIESGASSE 227

GRAZ, AUSTRIA

Facade, Carport and Apartments Renovation

Arch.Design, Arch.Visualisation, Building Permit.

2015-20162015 2016

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

SCHNABELWEG 07

GRAZ, AUSTRIA

Two Apartments, Garage and Swimming Pool

Arch.Design, Arch.Visualisation, Building Permit.

Tech. Execution Planning, Project Management

2014-20152014 2015

COMPLETED

HOCHKOFLERWEG 16 A

GRAZ, AUSTRIA

Two Apartments and Carport

Arch.Design, Arch.Visualisation, Building Permit.

Tech.Documentation

2014-20152014 2015

COMPLETED

HOCHKOFLERWEG 22

GRAZ, AUSTRIA

Two Apartments and Carport

Arch.Design, Arch.Visualisation, Building Permit.

Tech. Execution Planning, Project Management

2013-20142013 2014

COMPLETED

SCHWARZERWEG 59

UNTERPREMSTÄTTEN, AUSTRIA

Three Apartments and Carport

Arch.Design, Arch.Visualisation, Building Permit.

Tech. Execution Planning, Project Management

2013-20142013 2014

COMPLETED

LASSNITZTHAL 323

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Passiv House and Garage

Arch.Design, Arch.Visualisation, Building Permit,

Tech. Execution Planning, Project Management

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[Fig.01] Satellite Map of Southeast China

https://www.google.at/maps/place/Dong+N

an+Lu/@22.3806621,113.836789,85587m/

data=!3m1!1e3!4m2!3m1!1s0x35b5c9b7110480f3:0x-

d6a3311623cf74f0 (15.04.2014)

[Fig.2] Aerial Panorama over Hong Kong Central District,

Hong Kong Island (2014)

http://www.airpano.ru/fi les/Honkong/2-2 (05.01.2014)

[Fig.3] Satellite Map of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon

Peninsula (15.05.2014)

https://www.google.at/maps/search/hong+kong+sky-

line+ifc+wallpaper/@22.2867849,114.1410568,14z

[Fig.04] Pedestrian Network Plan

http://www.pland.gov.hk/pland_en/p_study/comp_s/UDS/

eng_v1/images_eng/OI12.jpg (15.11.2013)

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